The Developer Relations Engineer will enhance developer experience on Nibiru Chain, manage community engagement, and improve tools and documentation for the web3 ecosystem.
Nibiru Chain is a breakthrough L1 blockchain and smart contract ecosystem sporting superior throughput and unparalleled security. Nibiru aims to be the most developer-friendly and user-friendly smart contract ecosystem, leading the charge toward mainstream Web3 adoption by innovating at each layer of the stack: dApp development, infra, consensus, a comprehensive dev toolkit, value accrual.
Our team operates worldwide, allowing new members the flexibility to work entirely remotely.
Position Start Date: Available Now
Salary: Competitive
Role Overview
We’re looking for a talented and eager Developer Relations Engineer to support the growing developer community for Nibiru Chain globally.This role will be a highly visible role in the organization and in the broader web3 ecosystem. You will not only manage our day-to-day online presence, you will also be responsible for keeping your finger on the pulse of what’s happening in the broader crypto ecosystem. You will help partners build development tools and platforms, establish strong relationships with the developer community and translate their needs into products that contribute to a world-class developer experience. You should love community-building and have a knack for developing online relationships. You will be joining a lean team, and this role will have a lot of autonomy – you should be a self-starter and be capable of self-directed work.
What you'll be doing
- Support the Ecosystem strategy while ensuring the growth and success of new and existing Web3 partnerships and ecosystem projects
- Create demo videos, twitter thread content, tutorials, blog posts and more, to promote Nibiru Chain
- Improve developer experience by creating developer-focused tooling, tutorials, documentation.
- Contribute to the technical design and implementation of new products and protocols on Nibiru Chain
- Coordinate, give workshops at, and participate in meetups, hackathons, and conferences across the worldActive and engaged on topics of cryptocurrency and NFTs, and interested in continuously learning about various types of assets
- Comfortable working autonomously and in a fast-paced, highly collaborative environment with an emphasis on cross-team communication
What we’re looking for
- 3+ years experience working with start-ups and/or scale-ups with notable experience in Web3 developer relations
- A passion and deep understanding of web3 ecosystems and knowledge of the current Layer 1 landscape
- Experience with programming languages such as Rust, TypeScript, Golang
- Strong understanding of blockchain ecosystems and the app landscape within Cosmos and elsewhere
- Passion for startups – understanding of how startups operate and the unique characteristics of startup ecosystems and communities
- Some relevant business-level technical knowledge (fundamentals of blockchain and web3, with the ability to differentiate between Cosmos and other blockchains)
- Analytical ability to set and assess success metrics/KPIs on a per-project basis
- Ability to communicate Nibiru Chain’ value proposition to startups and developers
- Ability to multitask and manage multiple projects - work prioritization, planning, and task delegation)A high degree of comfort with ambiguity and a knack for quickly ramping up on new skills and functions.
- Self-starter and independent mindset, you are driven to create an impact in the organization
- Experience with internet culture, memes, Discord and Twitter
- Excellent English and regional language written and oral communication skills, as this role requires frequent communication with members of our community, members of our team, and various third parties
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